Jasymca is an interactive system for solving math problems. It supports arbitrary precision numbers and symbolic variables. Scalars, vectors, and matrices can be built from all datatypes and used in calculations. From the pseudoinverse of symbolic matrices over trigonometric simplifications to symbolic solutions of integrals and systems of equations, the main functionalities of CAS-programs are provided. Additionaly, high performance numerical routines from LAPACK and a plotmodule are implemented. The user interface can be selected from either an Octave/Matlab/SciLab-like language or a GNU-Maxima style. Three versions of Jasymca are provided to cover almost any computer platform: a midlet version for portable devices like cell phones or PDAs; a Java application for desktop PCs, laptops, and workstations; and an applet which can be integrated in Web pages.

Spring Batch Advanced Launcher (SBAL) is a tool based on Spring Batch. It allows launching batches from the command line. A set of advanced functionality is provided to allow enterprise deployment as an alternative to the CommandLineJobRunner. it provides advanced features like displaying the batch version, running resource validations, and configuring logging. It also defines a standard directory structure for deployments.

UnitTH is a lightweight application for generating a comprehensive HTML test history report out of a set of parsed JUnit XML test reports. The historical report collects all JUnit reports and makes it easy to navigate between them. In addition, the report contains a large number of sortable test statistics for test runs, individual test modules, and test cases. A number of graphs are generated and useful trends can very easily be spotted. There are two intended usages for UnitTH. First, it can be useful for unstable and sporadically failing test suites, for which it might sometimes be necessary to run the suite multiple times to be able to make a solid judgment regarding the outcome of the test runs. Second, it can be used for test history reporting in continuous integration like projects.

Jaiwls is a component oriented framework with bundled a servlet Web server (Jetty) and HTML widget library. It is easy to integrate in existing applications with static compiled Java classes and supports dynamic websites using Groovy, a runtime injectable singelton instance, well formatted stack traces, a low memory footprint for compiled projects, powerful URL rewrites possible, a production mode (with no recompilation) for Groovy-based applications, and much more.

Spring ME is a version of ME that not only runs on your cell phone, but also on any other Java platform not supporting reflection. It is to Java ME what Spring is to Java SE and Java EE, which is indicated by the name. However, the "ME" (Micro Edition) suffix not only refers to the platform it supports. It also refers to the size of the runtime, which is pretty minimal. In fact, it's pretty much non-existent, and therefore ideal for situations in which you cannot afford the sheer size of the traditional Spring runtime.

QuiteSleep is an Android application that controls which people can interrupt your sleep, or any other activity defined by start and end times. In addition to muting calls, it can send an SMS and email with predefined text to advise callers that you are sleeping or busy.